Apr 05, 2019 20:00:00

You can see murals carved by human beings 65,000 years ago with Google Street View

Service since the start of 2007, the road around the world have continued to panoramic photography

Google Street View in, not only the public road summit of Mount Fuji and, the general public off-limits of the warship island , Hatewa in the sea , such as, do not put in the shooting car You can also see the place. A photographer carrying such a Google Street View backpack-type shooting equipment “Trecker” has taken the wilderness of Australia and captured it in the camera.

Take a walk through Kakadu on Google Street View
https://www.blog.google/around-the-globe/google-asia/australia/kakadu-google-street-view/

Kakadu National Park Gallery
https://www.google.com/streetview/gallery/#kakadu-national-park/

Explore Kakadu National Park with Google Street View (video)-YouTube

“2019 is a special year to mark the 40th anniversary of Kakadu National Park,” says Anja Toms, a staff member of Kakadu National Park.

In commemoration of the 40th anniversary of Kakadu National Park, Google has created a

special site where you can see Kakadu National Park in Street View. Even if you do not go directly to Australia, anyone can now access the cultural heritage of Kakadu National Park. This special site was realized by collaboration between Google and Kakadu National Park.

'You can see all the sights of Kakadu National Park from which you can't get in, you can see crocodiles and other animals,' said Sean Nadji, a staff member of Kakadu National Park.

Kakadu National Park has been designated as a UNESCO

World Heritage Site (mixed heritage) because of its rich natural and cultural historical sites.

Kakadu National Park is Australia's largest national park, about 20,000 square kilometers, about half the size of Switzerland.

The rich nature of the vast area is home to one-third of all bird species in Australia.

Kakadu National Park has not only nature but also Aboriginal culture and history that has continued for more than 65,000 years.

Thanks to Google Street View, you can enjoy the magnificent nature while sitting in your chair at home, or let your children touch the art of ancient civilization in school classrooms.